If I receive a phone call and I am told the call is or may be recorded, by staying on the line that is taken as my consent to the recording, I understand that, but if they KNOW it is or may be recorded and they talk to me, can I take that as their consent to be recorded and therefore also record the call on my end. Aggressive and threatening debt collectors for instance.
If I’ve called into a bank or utility company and the automated telephone system has informed me that my call may be recorded, do I need to get consent from the person I finally get on the phone? Wouldn’t the blanket consent I am giving by proceeding to talk with the person who answers my call after getting the automated “this call may be recorded” message work both ways? They already should understand that they may be recorded by their employer..?
Since 2001 illegal wire taps. Due process violation invasion of privacy. How many complaints Since 2001
I am confused you are allowed to record a court hearing just not federal but you’re not allowed to record zoom hearing?
Florida
Ilegal wire taps since 2001
What the government failed to provide. A Natural Born citizen. Violation of my constitution rights
The court does audio record themselves once I purchase this disk can I publicize it?
Can I record if I am on zoom and it’s two different states I am the one in Florida and the other party and the court hearing is in New Jersey?
2001 illegal wire taps. No warnt on wire taps. 2016 Due process violation. 2019 Entrapment. No warnt on wire taps.
No warnt on wire taps since 2001. 2016 Due process violation.
Thank you for posting this.
My hair is fucked up, too. Will you be my lawyer?
Hello. Great video. How does this law, or any other Florida law, apply to audio recording via the use of a dash cam in a personal vehicle?
because it's recording In public you dweeb
If I receive a phone call and I am told the call is or may be recorded, by staying on the line that is taken as my consent to the recording, I understand that, but if they KNOW it is or may be recorded and they talk to me, can I take that as their consent to be recorded and therefore also record the call on my end. Aggressive and threatening debt collectors for instance.
If I’ve called into a bank or utility company and the automated telephone system has informed me that my call may be recorded, do I need to get consent from the person I finally get on the phone?
Wouldn’t the blanket consent I am giving by proceeding to talk with the person who answers my call after getting the automated “this call may be recorded” message work both ways? They already should understand that they may be recorded by their employer..?